7. Post hoc ergo propter hoc. (Literally, "this happened after, so the thing that happened before caused it.") Scientists call this one correlation is not causation, because it's so easy to insinuate a causal connection where there isn't one. "I ask for proof, and then she stops posting. Hmmm, she must not have any proof!" Carefully disregard possible other causes, like the fact it is two in the morning and you asked for proof in Latvian.

Tom Baker. There's a party on my right wrist, and none of you are invited.

Peter Davison. If you have not seen the Veronica Mars promo that was shown at Comic-Con, watch it now and remember why you love the show. If you do not love the show, see why you should.

Colin Baker. Also, if you have not seen OK Go dancing on treadmills, you really must see it for yourself. And then grab some friends, go buy some treadmills, and hurt yourselves.

Sylvester McCoy. Today's Life Lesson is: sometimes there is harm in asking.

Paul McGann. On several occasions, I have been told, here at work, that people have frequently heard my name being used in a favorable manner. This freaks me out, as I cannot possibly be good enough to be worth being talked about.